
An Education that Works Anywhere

From management to marketing, finance to accounting, in the world of business, it is imperative to not only be knowledgeable but highly competitive, too. In the School of Business at Indiana University Kokomo, we believe in giving you the cutting edge. You'll graduate with a well-rounded and jam-packed resume full of an in-the-classroom theoretical foundation, real-world, hands-on experience, and opportunities to have networked with your peers and future employers.
When you graduate from the School of Business at IU Kokomo, you’ll hold a highly-regarded, prestigious degree that indicates you’ve been through a rigorous, AACSB program, learning from and growing alongside outstanding faculty. Whether you enroll in our undergraduate programs, graduate programs, or add a minor in business, you’ll graduate ready to take on whatever comes next.
- Bachelor of Science in Business (B.S.) with majors in:
- Accounting
- Finance
- Management
- Marketing
- Human Resources
- Online Chancellor's Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (B.S.B.A.)
- Master of Business Administration (M.B.A) General or Concentrations in:
- Accounting
- Finance
- Human Resource Management
- Double Concentrations
- Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Accounting
- Postbaccalaureate Certificate in Business Fundamentals
- Minor in Business



Business Student Clubs and Organizations
In the School of Business at IU Kokomo, there are so many ways to get involved. Around here, we believe in the power of networking and want to provide you all the opportunities in the world to get to know your peers, make connections, and build relationships during your time as a student. Check out some of our student groups and organizations to see where you fit in:
Accounting and Finance Club
Learn how it all adds up with your fellow number enthusiasts! Learn and expand your knowledge, develop networks, and prepare to become professional members of the financial community. Check us out.
Entrepreneur Club
Entrepreneur club uses an entrepreneurial approach in creating projects to address the needs of our campus and community. Contact anyone in our group to see how you can become a part, for club or credit! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to see what we're up to next!
Human Resource Student Association (H.R.S.A.)
Are you a people person on your way to a career in human resources? There's a club for you. Reach out to see how you can become a member and check us out on Facebook!
M.B.A. Association
Maximize the benefits of the M.B.A. program by hanging out with fellow students, faculty members, and community leaders. See what we're up to on Facebook and reach out to see how you can get involved!
Student Marketing Club
Get hands-on experience with current marketing trends, attend professional development and networking opportunities, and connect with your peers in the Student Marketing Club!
Women in Business (W.I.B.)
Businesswomen and men are on the move! See what we're up to on Facebook and Instagram. Join us!
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School of Business offers an education that works anywhere.
The camera is looking out of a bus window
A still-shot of three images is on the screen. The top left image features the letters FCA.
One student holds up a purple umbrella. An image of a student smiling appears in front of a large building.
The word Overseas remains on the screen.
The screen goes back to video footage as the camera peers out of the windshield at the Chicago cityscape on a foggy day. Other cars can be seen on the road.
A scene of several students standing and speaking with workers at a store is now visible. Potting Mix can be seen on a shelf.
The words Experiential Learning appear on the screen.
The camera scans the Chicago cityscape. People mill about. The Indiana University logo appears along with the words School of Business, Indiana University Kokomo. A time lapse from night to
The camera now shows the ENACTUS conference. People sit in chairs as others speak on the stage. The audience begins to applaud as the words Make an Impact
Seanna Redman is shown sitting and being interviewed: So joining Enactus at IU Kokomo, it was where I first got introduced to the professors and a lot of people on campus.
The camera now shows a table at the Enactus conference for Unilever. Students interact with people at the conference.
Seanna Redman is still speaking: We really just build relationships and learn networking in Enactus and you get more confidence in the business world, so when we go to job fairs here in Chicago, or St. Louis, or possibly Kansas City in the future, it really just gives you more confidence.
Seanna Redman is shown sitting and being interviewed: You go up to those people, you make that elevator speech quick, and you know you get those callbacks and it just really prepares you for the future.
Students are shown interacting at a store.
Brandon Mock speaks as the words, Consult with Local Businesses appears on the screen.
Brandon Mock is shown sitting and being interviewed: It's interesting to see a small business and to learn more about them because I have aspirations maybe one day to own my own business.
Students are shown interacting with business owners in a warehouse.
Brandon Mock is shown sitting and being interviewed: And obviously, it's probably gonna start off small. And just to see you know capture their experiences and see where I can leverage, or learn from, in any way shape or form. I'm always looking to improve. Any conversation you have with anyone you can, you know, learn something. You can use it.
Students are shown walking together as the words, Overseas Travel, appear on the screen.
Allison Hopkins is shown sitting and being interviewed: You make your college experience how you want to make it. As soon as I started I got my foot in the door and I started being a club member at Enactus and then those connections I made through Enactus, and with my faculty and other classes, led to an amazing international trip overseas to England that has just snowballed, and
As Allison Hopkins continues speaking, clips are shown as follows: Students are shown preparing for their presentation at ENACTUS.
A still image of students posing for a group picture on an international trip.
Students pose and smile for the camera under the FCA Poland sign.
Students pose and smile for the camera on an international trip to Poland.
Students are now shown interacting with business owners in a warehouse as the following words appear: For more info on the School of Business visit: iuk.edu/business
The words remain on the screen as scenes of students interacting with business owners in a warehouse and with booth workers at the ENACTUS conference appear.
The words Indiana University Kokomo, Fulfilling the Promise appear under a red tab with the Indiana University logo on it. The website address, iuk.edu, appears below the words.
Students are shown walking and engaging with each other at the ENACTUS conference.
The screen fades to black.
46Student Internships
1321Enactus Total Service Hours
16Students International Study Abroad
9Undergraduate Capstone Consulting Projects
945M.B.A. Capstone Consulting Projects: Billable Hours
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Preparation for Whatever Comes Next
Students see international business concepts in practice
Before June, Shelby Beltz had never been outside the United States. After spending 10 days in Poland, she’s now considering living outside the country. “I enjoyed the laid-back lifestyle, the work-life balance, and the culture,” she said, adding that she’s already identified the small town where she wants to live, based on the nearby scenery. “I can’t live near castle ruins in the U.S.,” she said.
Business faculty member represents IU Kokomo as Bicentennial Professor
Adam Smith will be among 25 Indiana University faculty serving as Bicentennial Professors, celebrating the university’s 200th anniversary.
Smith, IU Kokomo associate professor of business, will travel around the state to deliver presentations about his research and professional activities in business and education.
Senior from Haiti finds dreams do come true
To a teenager growing up in Haiti, the idea of an American college education seems like an impossible goal. But if you tell Mike Francois something is unattainable, it makes him want it more — and work to make it happen. In May, Francois, 21, will achieve the impossible, graduating from Indiana University Kokomo with a degree in finance. He’s already set his next goal and plans to earn a Master of Science in Accounting.